Sentence examples for sound unconventional from inspiring English sources

While this may sound unconventional, playing a video game — one chosen for its ability to force collaboration and to place the team in scenarios that are destined to fail — helps to build trust and reveal how the team will handle negative pressures.

It may sound unconventional to give independence to a division, but it is fairly common among China's top tech firms.

While the idea of a piano-banjo duet recital may sound unconventional to some, Corea and Fleck have collaborated numerous times before.

While it may sound unconventional, peaches make a dynamic addition to a variety of grilled meat dishes.

Damon's childhood sounds unconventional, to say the least.

If the idea of adding potato to pasta sounds unconventional, let me assure you that this dish of linguine with pesto, potatoes and green beans is rooted in tradition: it is the way it is served in Liguria, where the best basil in Italy is said to grow.

Immediately recognisable, thanks to the Doppler-effect vocal interplay of Avey Tare (Dave Portner) and Panda Bear (Noah Lennox), AnCo songs bear all the hallmarks of head music (wiggy sounds, unconventional structures) allied to the beats and euphoria more commonly found in electronic body music.

Along with innovative studio techniques such as sound effects, unconventional microphone placements, tape loops, double tracking and vari-speed recording, the Beatles augmented their songs with instruments that were unconventional in rock music at the time.

The sounds are unconventional, uncomfortable even, but Red Devil is a stunning example of what can be done with the form as its intent gets twisted.

He appropriated and recorded environmental sounds from TV sets, vinyl records, and other unconventional sound sources.

Antennal ears are unconventional sound receivers [ 10]; they respond to particle velocity rather than sound pressure, exhibit lower mechanical inertia than do tympanal ears, and are populated with a large number of mechanosensory cells, from 500 in Drosophila [ 15] to 16,000 in mosquitoes [ 16, 17], many more than in tympanal ears [ 18] (but see [ 19]).